Revere Beach Rules Restrict Bathing to Local Residents
Metropolitan Park Commission will not allow nonresidents to bathe at Revere Beach before the State bathhouse opens. Edwin A. Curtis stated permits and resident-only access are enforced with numbered tags. outsiders face arrest unless hosted by a Revere household.
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Metropolitan Park Commission
Revere
Edwin A. Curtis
Revere Beach Reservation
Boston
Lynn
Metropolitan Park Police
Park
Curtis
Post
Revere Beach
Boston's heaviest taxpayer Quincy A Shaw dies at 83
Quincy A Shaw of Jamaica Plain dies at his Perkins Street home at age 83. He leaves a widow two sons Quincy A Shaw Jr and Robert Gould Shaw and two daughters. A generous donor, he funded Boston kindergarten schools and civic houses and helped establish the first free public kindergarten in 1870.
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Quincy A. Shaw
Perkins Street
Jamaica Placn
Quincy A. Shaw, Jr
Calumet & Hecla Mining Company
Robert Gould Shaw
Henry. Pratt McKnevun
Philadelphia
Carteret Fenno
Boston
Shaw
Gouldsboro
Elizabeth Willard Parkman
Harvard
Horace .Gray
United States Supreme Court
A. P. Merrill
United States
Belgium
R. O. Page
Hobart College
John P. Reynolds
Thomas Stussell
Venezuela
North Bennet Street
Civic Service House
Salem Street
Museum of Fine Arts
William Morris Hunt
Millet
Corots
Daubignys
Millets
Jamaica Plain
Barbizon
Shaws
School Committee of
Late Mary Rice Bequeaths Funeral Funds to Friends
The Lincoln resident left $100 each to Mabel Rice Quinn and James P. Rice for funeral expenses. The East Cambridge Probate Court filed the will and codicils yesterday. The document names only two witnesses typed, and lacks the testatrix signature.
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Mary Susan Rice
Lincoln
East Cambridge
Mabel Rice Quinn
James P. Rice
Chief Bunker Proposes One-Week Honeymoon Absence
Cambridge fire chief Nathaniel W. Bunker, aged 64, announced a one week honeymoon getaway after his April 7 marriage to Rose Linehan of Penacook New Hampshire. Fitchburg judge grants Mary J. Davis divorce from Perley M. Davis in Superior Court.
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Nathaniel W. Bunker
Cambridge
Fitchburg
Sanderson
Superior Court
Mary J. Davis
Winchendon
Perley M. Davis
Lombard Poison Plot Suspected in Swampscott Death
Swampscott police chief believes Amasa A. Lombard general storekeeper died under bizarre circumstances possibly from poison. Chemists at Tufts College will analyze Lombard’s stomach. funeral held at his home. Widow and two step-daughters attended as officers ensured their access.
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Swampscott
Carson
Amasa A. Lombard
Tufts College
Lombard
Roy Street
King Says Financial Thug Ruined Him
Carde nio F King surrendered at Pemberton Square after leaving a train at South station. He waived bail at 25 000 despite bail requests and faced the courtroom where he pleaded not guilty. He was remanded to the Tombs after full arraignment and photo sessions.
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King
South Station
Mr. King
Washington Street
Pemberton Square
Jerry F. Downey
Cardenio F. King
Captain Dugan
John McGarr
Pierce
Baker
Lee M. Freedman
McGettrick
King's Accusations Against Conspiracy Target Boston Leaders
Cardenio F King releases a public statement detailing his February departure to protect family and finances. He claims a vast conspiracy aimed at destroying his business, mocks critics, and says he will publish 820 pages of manuscript exposing alleged thugs across finance, law, and industry. He asks the public to consider his return to Boston to face grand jury indictments.
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Boston
Law and Justice
Suffolk County
Grand
Stock Exchange
Tufts Grads Bid Farewell With College Green Fete
Tufts College holds class day on the college green with about 80 graduates. Wal ter R. Green serves as marshal while Frederick W. Hamilton presides at Goddard Chapel. Speakers include Philip E. A. Sheridan and Howard C. Mason.
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TUFTS
College Green
Medford
Tufts College
Barnum Museum
Walter R. Green
Wilbraham
Goddard Chapel
Frederick W. Hamilton
Philip E. A. Sheridan
South Boston
Howard C. Mason
Windsor
Conn
Harvey Eastman Averill
Barre
Capen
Dean Shipman
Baby Glick Falls Three Stories in Roxbury Window
Three year old Fanny Glick tumbled from a third floor window seat at 13 Armstrong Street Roxbury. She suffered a skull base fracture but doctors at City Hospital say she may recover. she is the daughter of Louis and Mrs Glick of Mozart Place Roxbury.
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Armstrong Street
Roxbury
Fanny Glick
City Hospital
Louis Glick
Mozart Place
Max Glick
Samuel Brooks
Truth and Quality Appeal for a Reliable Laxative
An endorsement for Syrup of Figs and Elixir of Senna as a trusted laxative option. It notes the remedy cleanses and relieves internal organs without debility or dosage increases, acts naturally, and uses physician approved ingredients. Genuine product from California Fig Syrup Co. is advised.
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California
Lealing
Nantucket Dry Weather Threatens Hay Crop
Brief notes from Nantucket, Foxboro, Pawtucket, Clinton, and Pawtucket BR on June 12 report crop damage from three weeks of drought, a funeral for George Herbert Butterworth in Boston, a 10 day shutdown at J&P Coates thread works, a drowning rescue at Coachface Pond, and a 40 foot fall recovery at the Falls.
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Nantucket
Foxboro
George Herbert Butterworth
Boston
Church and
Central Streets
Pawtucket
R. I
J. &P. Coates Company
Clinton
John Garvey
William H. Garvey
Walter O'Toole
Warren O. Evans of Newton Goes Into Bankruptcy
Warren O. Evans of 159 Oakleigh Street Newton and his wife Carrie S. Evans filed voluntary bankruptcy petitions in U S District Court citing unprofitable real estate holdings in Newton and Brookline. The Evans list liabilities near half a million dollars with Evans' individual debt at 231,917 of which 157,709 is secured and 73,117 unsecured.
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Newton
Brookline
Warren O. Evans
Oakleigh Street
Carrie S. Evans
United States District Court
Evans
Club Women Hostesses Dominate Biennial Week
Mrs Edward Clark of Egypt leads hospitality for Biennial Week with a big Parker House banquet. Mrs Mabel Loomis Todd plans Symphony Hall decor. Julia Ward Howe to attend as Equal Suffrage Association delegate. Anti Suffragists and Mayflower Descendants announce events including a Rhode Island clam bake.
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Edward Clark
Egypt
Boston Business League
Daughters of 1812
Parker House
Symphony Halls
Mabel Loomis Todd
Amherst
Julia Ward Howe
General Federation
Newport
Equal Suffrage Association
Henry M. Whitney
Society Rooms
Mt.Vernon Street
Lost Hearing Found Test Before You Purchase Acousticon
An advertisement for the Acousticon claims ninety eight out of one hundred deaf people hear with the device. It promotes a free test in shops or churches, urges readers to request a test list, and guarantees refund if hearing is not improved, from The General Acoustic Co. Boston.
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Washington
Acousticon
THE
General Acoustic Co
Pemberton Square
Boston
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Calumet
Henry Higginson
Alexander Agassiz
Mr. Shaw
Chief Bunker
Harcedon & Lynch
Washington Cpp
Globe Theatre
Hanover
Blackstone St
Somerville
Charles S. Clark
Lowell, Mass
Dartmouth
New England
BR. X
William BE. Cadden
Helmar
S. Anargyros
Fifth Ave
New York
Mrs. Howe
Rhode Island
Edward W. Clark
Charles E. Hires
Weishart & Rahman Tf
Panamas
Rooth
White Dental Parlors
Washington St. Opp
RB. H. White
Moran
Adirondacks
John B. Moran
Albany
Beecham
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